Rising temperatures expected in Southern California, with inland areas heating up more rapidly than the coast, according to the National Weather Service San Diego.

San Diego's inland areas will have cooler temperatures this week, 5 to 10 degrees below average, while coastal temperatures will be 66 to 72 degrees today. A warming trend will return over the weekend. Gusty winds may affect aviators this evening.

San Diego enjoys cooler-than-average temperatures and mild weather with partial clouds expected to clear by afternoon, providing good conditions for boating and flying, although some winds in the mountains and deserts may cause minor disturbances.

Strong westerly winds up to 60 mph are expected in San Diego's mountains and deserts with lower inland temperatures and a significant marine layer impacting visibility.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler temperatures and gusty winds for San Diego through the weekend, with extensive low clouds expected along the coast.

San Diego's weather forecast predicts cooler temperatures, with a significant drop expected; coastal highs will be in the upper 60s to low 100s in the deserts into Saturday.

San Diego experiences a heatwave, with temperatures nearing 100°F in some areas. A cooling trend is expected later in the week, per the National Weather Service.

San Diego is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach around 90F, potentially nearing 100F in some areas. Relief is forecast to start Thursday, with cooler temperatures over the weekend.

Gradual cooling in San Diego is expected, with a decline in high temperatures and a deepening marine layer bringing patchy fog and breezy conditions. The NWS advises residents to stay updated on the weather changes.

Southern California is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures hitting 110 to 115 degrees in the lower deserts and near 100 degrees inland, while marine areas face elevated surf conditions. Cooling is expected later in the week.

San Diego achieves its third consecutive "A" rating from the CDP for climate action and resilience, reflecting its commitment to reducing emissions and climate risk.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight temperature increase in Southern California for the weekend, with a moderate heat risk for some areas on Sunday. Cooler temperatures are expected next week.

Southern California is set to experience high temperatures with the Inland Empire possibly exceeding 100°F and deserts reaching 110°F. The heat is due to a high-pressure system, with little change expected until a cooldown early next week.